English to Samoan Meaning of nainsook - nainsook

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Definitions of nainsook in English

Noun(1) a soft lightweight muslin used especially for babies

Examples of nainsook in English

(1) Nainsook and lawn were made in extra fine, fine and regular cottons with the extra fine nainsook having a silk finish.(2) This fabric dates back to seventeenth century India when it was sometimes called nansook, nyansook or nainsook and was thought to give ‘pleasure to the eye’.(3) For an undergarment of this style, nainsook , batiste, long-cloth and cambric are the best materials.(4) This structure greatly increased their capabilities, allowing them to bleach, for the first time, such classes of cotton goods as wide sheetings and fancy lawns and nainsooks .(5) From cotton are made many qualities of unbleached, half-bleached, and bleached cloth, also calicoes, ginghams, muslins, nainsooks , cambrics, etc.

(1) nail head ::

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